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B.C. advances new mass-timber demonstration projects
Four new buildings in B.C. are each receiving $500,000 — totalling $2 million — to demonstrate and showcase the benefits of mass-timber construction.
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The Bureau Chiefs with Michael Serapio
Experience and perspective on Canadian politics. That’s what you get with CPAC’s podcast The Bureau Chiefs with Michael Serapio. Each week, Michael sits down with three of Ottawa’s best known political journalists: The Globe and Mail’s Robert Fife, The Toronto Star’s Tonda MacCharles and Joël-Denis Bellavance from La Presse. Together, they’ll examine the issues of…
Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland comments following ‘Made in Canada’ summit – September 2, 2025
In Hamilton, Ont., Transport Minister Chrystia Freeland holds a closing news conference at the Made in Canada: Ferries and Rail Summit. The event brought together industry leaders, suppliers, and government officials to discuss how they can use domestic steel and aluminum to build transportation infrastructure. source
Mark Carney va rencontrer Donald Trump: Vers une résolution des tarifs américains?
Le premier ministre Mark Carney rencontrera Donald Trump la semaine prochaine à Washington afin de discuter des tarifs américains. Il s’agit d’une rencontre cruciale, alors que plusieurs secteurs de l’économie canadienne subissent les contrecoups des droits de douane imposés par les États-Unis. En entrevue avec Marc-André Cossette, François Desmarais, vice-président au commerce et aux affaires…
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B.C.’s anti-racism data committee reappointed to new terms
Three years after their initial appointment, the Province has reappointed 10 members to the anti-racism data committee. View the full article from the original source
Respecting Families of Murdered and Brutalized Persons
Ottawa, ON – Today, Jeff Kibble, Conservative Member of Parliament for Cowichan—Malahat—Langford, introduced his Private Member’s Bill C-235, to extend parole ineligibility for individuals convicted of abduction, sexual assault and murder. Bill C-235 aims to amend the Criminal Code to empower judges, following jury input, to extend the parole ineligibility period for a person convicted…
